Wiktionary
reguard
n. (obsolete form of regard English) vb. (obsolete form of regard English)
Usage examples of "reguard".
They killed women and children without reguard, without so much as a second thought.
Desperately I tried to reguard my mind, bringing down as many mental barriers as I could to keep him from filling me with his torment.
I tried to reguard my mind, bringing down as many mental barriers as I could to keep him from filling me with his torment.